Re: Segmentation fault

Re: Segmentation fault

[Kurt Kehler]

Oleg,

I'm adding this back in to the list.

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Oleg O. Ossovitskii wrote:

> Which hardware do You use? Which system do You use (kernel, glibc)?
> Does Your computer has FPU ? Try specify switch to gcc, that talk
> them use FPU emulate library. Unfortunately I don't remember which
> switch You should use.
> 
> I try use another compiler.
> 
> P.S. sorry for my poor english

My hardware is a 200mhz Pentium MMX running Slackware 4.0 with kernel
2.2.6.  dmesg reports "Intel Pentium with F0 0F bug - workaround
enabled."  I'm not sure that is relevant.  I tried several gcc
switches (-mno-486, -mno-fp-ret-in-387, -msoft-float) which didn't
work.  When I added the -O2 switch to gcc and ran a.out under gdb
I got:

Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x40060607 in ldiv () from /lib/libc.so.5

What did work was booting Slackware 7.1 which uses egcs-2.91.66.
So there must be a problem with Slackware 4.0's libc5?  I realize
it is time to switch to more recent software.

Thanks Oleg,
Kurt Kehler

Re: Segmentation fault

[Kurt Kehler]

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, wwp wrote:

> It silently compiles and successfully runs for me (GNU/Linux x86;
> k2.4.18; gcc 2.95.3).

Thanks wwp for taking the time to do this.

Kurt Kehler

Re: Segmentation fault

[Kurt Kehler]

On Thu, 11 Apr 2002, Hemant Mohan wrote:

> I compiled this code with gcc-3.0.3  and ran it.  It displays the output as:
> 
> Easter in 2002 on 3/31
> 
> There was no segmentation fault or any other messages. Attachment easter.c 
> contains the source code with a small modification from yours. I only moved 
> the #include <stdio.h> line before the definition of easter().

Hemant,

Thanks for taking the time to do this.  Moving the #include <stdio.h> did
not prevent the segmentation fault.

Kurt Kehler